Who do you think wins MVP this season? (2025-26 NBA MVP Discussion Thread)

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MVP in 25-26?

Jokic
89
26%
SGA
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11%
Luka
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19%
Giannis
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14%
Edwards
4
1%
Wembanyama
77
23%
Mobley
2
1%
Brunson
3
1%
Davis
0
No votes
Other (post below)
14
4%
 
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Post#861 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 8:43 am

ball_takes23 wrote:
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Shaping up to be one of the greatest seasons ever from the top 5 players in a season.


I do think the incredibly easy scoring of the game now, especially the massive leap in scoring this season from what was already ridiculously easy scoring, is probably helping the top 5 look even crazier. Thing like PER and BPM have already trended up significantly the last decade and now I think it's turbocharged. Like now that defense basically doesn't exist there's no real way to keep giannis from a 35/15 game and jokic is taking his ridiculous touch and now getting such good looks that it seems impossible for him to miss. Essentially it's just too easy to put up numbers so the guys with the ball all the time are looking even better than normal.

Having said that, jokic is at 39 PER, 0.467 WS48 and 20.8 BPM, all so record shattering that the league environment hardly matters. At this point I would say there's basically no way he doesn't get the record in all 3. There's no believable way to think he can drop off enough the rest of the season to.bring those numbers down below the existing records.


Jokic probably comes down 5 points just from this latest minnesota game. It only takes a couple of average games to bring an 80% TS down to 70%. Last season Jokic had a much wider gap when facing top 10 defenses vs bottom 10 defenses than Shai did, I would expect over a larger sample that Joker/Shai advanced stats will start to converge.

Yep, he has been stopped before and this game against the Wolves showed a lot of his weaknesses.
I watched this game and Randle attacked him on offense, Edwards also got layups there even if he was a trashcan this game but more on that later. Jokic is a traffic cone on defense, I don't care how smart he positions himself he is too slow and too non-vertical to be a good defender. Against teams with elite driving players he will be a negative, every time, until he gets in better shape. I honestly think Randle played almost as well as Jokic this game for a long period of time, Jokic is a better playmaker, but Randle was much better on defense than Jokic.

Randle 26 pts 9-17 fg, 1-5 3pt, 7-7 ft, 8 ast/2 to, 6 reb, 2 stl -4 in 38 min.
Jokic 27 pts 8-15 fg, 3-6 3pt, 8-8 ft, 12 reb, 11 ast/6 to, 2 stl, 1 blk +3 in 37 min (Aaron Gordon was a +33 for comparison because he is an elite defender unlike Jokic).

Jokic looked very human, missed some open threes, when the Wolves defenders pressured him he lost a lot of balls when pressured and had some bad passes. 27 pts on 72.9 ts %, 12 reb, 11 ast with bad defense and 6 turnovers. Is he an MVP level player? Absolutely. Is the MVP race over? **** no, this is more in line with how Jokic performs against better defense, he is too passive in this game and he did not playmake as efficiently with so many turnovers. Shai was better in his game last night, so Shai stocks move up and Jokic is not a demigod as expected by people that look at games and don't masturbate to box score stats.

TO BE FAIR TO JOKIC! And I want to always be objective, he created a lot of good looks for his team on three pointers and cuts that they missed. His vision and playmaking is still fantastic, but he is susceptible to turnovers against active defenses and he is too passive at times.

Murray is also the biggest idiot in the world, he is so selfish and a bad shot does not exist for Murray. He was 7-20 or something at one point in the 3rd I think and he just ruins the offensive flow that they had playing through Jokic early in the 1st period. The guy has periods where he is terrible for the teams offensive gameflow, and everyone would hate playing with him. Stats look good with 12 ast/3 to but that's because of periods where he actually plays smart like in the 4th or in the early 1st and also because Jokic makes him look better by finishing some plays for him.

He needs to let more of the offense be run through Jokic, he plays like he is Michael Jordan with 40 + % usage or more today. He is very slow, he wasn't even close to getting past Mike Conley in a drive one on one, and he finishes pretty inconsistently at the rim due to his subpar athleticism. Just a very bad player for offensive flow, he is like the total opposite of Jokic when he goes into his shoot everything mode for no reason.

So I will give Jokic a bit of a pass because Murray kind of ruins the offensive flow that Jokic can create.
At the same time Aaron Gordon is +33 in 36 min, 23 pts, 8-15, 4-6 3pt, 3-4 ft, 10 reb, 1 ast/1 to, 2 stl, 2 blk and he plays ELITE defense. So underrated and he is the Nuggets second best player, so for people giving Jokic credit for everything, you're just wrong. Gordon is so important for the Nuggets and one of the most underrated if not the most underrated player in the league. After this game he is probably in the 99th percentile in lowering the field goal percentage of opponents, just incredible and we saw what he did in the last postseason, doing all the big plays when needed. Randle tried to do his bully ball on Gordon in the post, it wasn't even close, Gordon was stronger and Randle had to fade from a tougher spot and missed a jump shot.

If Edwards wasn't absolute trash this game, the Wolves win. 8-23 fg, 0-8 from three with tons of bad shots, and he looked really slow at times. I wonder if he is playing without being 100 % in the hamstrings, because at times he had some burst, and at times he looked slow and his drives were really sloppy. That's why I still think the Wolves can take the Nuggets in the postseason if Edwards is 100 %, but I am not sure, because he looked good sometimes, so idk. Edwards is a weird player.

Yeah the Nuggets lacked Braun and Johnson, but they have been trash this season anyways. I will say they are better shooters, likely, so if the Nuggets play through Jokic not Murray they will be there in the postseason.

The Wolves also should involve McDaniels more, 7-15 fg, 1-3 3pt, 0-0 ft, 2 stl, 2 blk and played great defense. A lot of the shots he took were forced shots/grenades at the end of the shotclock after poorly run offense, sometimes through **** play from Conley or Donte which has to be the worst point guard rotation for any contender. If he gets some offense run for him it could unlock a lot of the Wolves offense, he showed some playmaking stuff as well with 3 ast/0 to in low usage.

Donte -23 in 34 min, the guy is absolute garbage. 4-11 for 11 pts, 1-6 from three with terrible defense and he is in the bottom of defensive stats on nbarapm, they need to bench this guy. He is absolutely terrible, can't drive, can't playmake, can't shoot and cant' defend. Horrible player, washed watch activated 100 %. Nothing from him. I am also surprised by how little good decisions come from Conley, he isn't exactly CP3 out there with his decisionmaking. Wolves need a pg, and they need one badly.

In the second period, the Wolves forced back2back turnovers on Jokic, who only had 5 pts and 5 assists with 4 min left of the second period, and in the playoffs with a fresh Edwards you could see the Wolves going on a run against the Nuggets there. No chance for that today since he was 0-8 from three and totally off on the jump shot/shot selection, but they also had forced 6 turnovers on Jokic with 4.20 left in the 3rd period. That's why I am not sold on the Jokic hype train against better defensive teams, if he does that against a better 3pt shooting team like the Rockets you can get blown out fast. The Wolves are not that team with Edwards looking like Shaedon Sharpes long lost brother though.

So for the MVP Race I still have:
1 Jokic
2 Shai

But the gap is getting closer as Shai is playmaking better and shooting more efficiently, slowly but surely this season, and he is clearly a better defender than Jokic.
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Post#862 » by Johnny Firpo » Sun Nov 16, 2025 9:26 am

Jokic with the rare, terrible 53% FG 27/12/11 TD. Just an absolutely pedestrian game for him, he'll bounce back.
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Post#863 » by Me Like Lakers » Sun Nov 16, 2025 10:28 am

Johnny Firpo wrote:jokic with the rare, terrible 53% FG 27/12/11 TD. Just an absolutely pedestrian game for him, he'll bounce back.


It's crazy Jokic set his bar so high that a statline that would be a carrer game for 80% or more of the league is a bad game for him :lol:
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Post#864 » by QPR » Sun Nov 16, 2025 11:15 am

Johnny Firpo wrote:jokic with the rare, terrible 53% FG 27/12/11 TD. Just an absolutely pedestrian game for him, he'll bounce back.


The absurdity of an 8/15, 3/6 from 3, 8/8 from the line game dropping your shooting efficiency.
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Post#865 » by Wolfgang630 » Sun Nov 16, 2025 11:17 am

Jokic has a wrist injury which has plagued him for god knows how many years. He was already questionable tonight so I was expecting his shooting to be down because its always down when he has his wrist issue.
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Post#866 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 12:48 pm

Johnny Firpo wrote:jokic with the rare, terrible 53% FG 27/12/11 TD. Just an absolutely pedestrian game for him, he'll bounce back.

He played bad defense, and had 6 turnovers with 4 minutes left in the 3rd period. It was certainly not a great game from him, but just a good one, as expected when he faces a better defense. They would lose this game if Anthony Edwards wasn't the worst player on the court.
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Post#867 » by -Luke- » Sun Nov 16, 2025 12:52 pm

It's Jokic vs. SGA again.

Although I voted for Jokic in the poll and I acknowledge the great seasons Giannis, Luka and Wemby play, I'm a bit surprised that SGA is only 5th in the poll.
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Post#868 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 12:52 pm

Luka is averaging 12.2 free throws a game, a massive spike in attempts, at the start of his first full season with the Lakers. I am shocked. It would be the most free throws attempted since Wilt and Jerry West in the 60's, even more than the most athletic version of Michael Jordan.

They need to tone it down, at this point it's too obvious that they want him to succeed. Luka is not better at drawing fouls and getting into the paint than MJ was in 1986.

A lot of opposing players have complained that you can't play defense vs the Lakers, it's that Superstar + Lakers whistle.

Now combine this with the fact that Luka takes 11 threes per game to Jordans 0.8 in 86-87, and it starts getting ridiculous.
Luka averages just 11.6 2 pointers per game, compared to Jordans 27 - 2pters. Yet somehow Luka is getting 12.2 free throws per game, and Jordan 11.9.
Jordan had a higher usage as well with 38.3 to Lukas 36.7 %.

I almost never complain about referees, but this is one of the most obvious ref jobs of all time to me. Disgraceful. Luka also has an average FGA distance of 18.2 feet, yet is almost drawing the most fouls in NBA history.

Wade in 05/06, who was way better than Luka at getting to the rim and taking shots there, averaged 9.9 feet on his average shot distance with much more shots at the rim, yet only averaged 10.7 free throws to Lukas 12.2.

Luka Doncic is getting historic free throw rates when 89.8 % of his registered shot attempts are jump shots. 05/06 Wade had just 62.1 % of his shots being jump shots for comparison. He basically gets a free throw almost every time he drives? What the heck.
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Post#869 » by MoneyTalks41890 » Sun Nov 16, 2025 1:09 pm

Luka and AR are 1 and 2 for most FTAs per game in the league, craziness.
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Post#870 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 1:18 pm

MoneyTalks41890 wrote:Luka and AR are 1 and 2 for most FTAs per game in the league, craziness.

But look at Shai! He exaggerates contact and flops occasionally, so all we have to do is talk about his free throws. But every star used to have some tricks to get extra calls/attention, LeBron, Wade, Kobe, CP3 ++. If it's flailing the arms a little, falling down, screaming, it's a way to make the referee notice that you think someone is fouling you. It's just smart, and of course we dont want exaggerated flopping, but I haven't seen Shai do that too often tbh.

Well, Shai will just keep letting his game do the talking.
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Post#871 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 1:42 pm

Luka is shooting a splendid 60 % on 45 attempts from 10-16 feet, Shai is at a great 56.8 % on 81 attempts.
That's the guys that you can trust to keep scoring the ball in the playoffs, they have a reliable midrange game to fall back on if everything else fails.

Kevin Durants best season was 22-23 with 56.3 % from 10-16 feet, so I think this might be the record from these guys if they keep it up? And they are doing it at a much younger age than Durant did it at. They might become the best midrange shooters, ever. Sources have Jordan at 51.5 % in 96-97 in this short mid-range. Dirk was at around 49.2 % in 10-11. Luka is not going to shoot 60 % though, it will fall down some, he was at 51.1 % in his best year from here in 22-23, but only at around 45 % last year. Shai was at 53.4 % last year for comparison.

Jokic only has 14 shots from here this season, but 69 attempts from 3-10 feet at a hyperelite 68.1 %. That number went down to 51.4 % in the postseason, still elite from that area, but he was only 28.2 % on 39 shot attempts from 10-16 feet in the 25 postseason.

It's a bit odd that Jokic doesn't incorporate the 10-16 feet midrange shot into his shot profile, it would be very useful to have when defenses clamp down on him in the postseason. Well, easier to defend him for OKC I guess.
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Post#872 » by SA37 » Sun Nov 16, 2025 2:42 pm

MMyhre wrote:
Jokic looked very human, missed some open threes, when the Wolves defenders pressured him he lost a lot of balls when pressured and had some bad passes. 27 pts on 72.9 ts %, 12 reb, 11 ast with bad defense and 6 turnovers....this is more in line with how Jokic performs against better defense


This makes for some wild reading. I'd find it really hard to justify some other team playing good defense on a guy who gets 27 pts on 72.9 ts %, 12 reb, 11 ast :lol:

"Great guys! We stopped him"

It just really shows some people will just never be satisfied if a player isn't perfect/optimally efficient.
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Post#873 » by Snake3 » Sun Nov 16, 2025 3:18 pm

When the stats were finally updated, It was shocking that Jokic had 27/12/11 on 8/15 and 72.9TS %.

I thought it was worse across the board. He played very passively. He made some bad fouls, and he had like 3 TOs in like 2 minutes. 6 TOs overall. The traps that they set and Randle picking his pocket. Jokic had like 8 pts in the 4th, and it didn't feel like it.

If 27/12/11 on 72.9% TS is the bad game, jeez man. He really raised the bar. Crazy floor raiser.

But the Nuggets improved as a team. Much smarter on defense.
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Post#874 » by Archx » Sun Nov 16, 2025 3:30 pm

MMyhre wrote:Luka Doncic is getting historic free throw rates when 89.8 % of his registered shot attempts are jump shots. 05/06 Wade had just 62.1 % of his shots being jump shots for comparison. He basically gets a free throw almost every time he drives? What the heck.


This is a basic example how box score watching can lead to confusion. The fact that you can't see how much he gets double and triple teamed and defenses literally gang up on him anytime he drives to the rim.
In the game vs NOLA, he was the most blitzed and doubled teamed player in the league this season. Lakers still generated great offense out of it, with 1.241 points per chance. Bucks tried exactly the same tactic and yet Luka picked them apart easily. Giannis had 18 FTA, Luka had 20 FTA.

Those FTA are not sustainable i agree with that but just box watching will not tell entire picture here. It's not exactly the same scenario as with Harden who was abusing rules to the point where NBA had to make adjustments.
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Post#875 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 4:33 pm

Archx wrote:
MMyhre wrote:Luka Doncic is getting historic free throw rates when 89.8 % of his registered shot attempts are jump shots. 05/06 Wade had just 62.1 % of his shots being jump shots for comparison. He basically gets a free throw almost every time he drives? What the heck.


This is a basic example how box score watching can lead to confusion. The fact that you can't see how much he gets double and triple teamed and defenses literally gang up on him anytime he drives to the rim.
In the game vs NOLA, he was the most blitzed and doubled teamed player in the league this season. Lakers still generated great offense out of it, with 1.241 points per chance. Bucks tried exactly the same tactic and yet Luka picked them apart easily. Giannis had 18 FTA, Luka had 20 FTA.

Those FTA are not sustainable i agree with that but just box watching will not tell entire picture here. It's not exactly the same scenario as with Harden who was abusing rules to the point where NBA had to make adjustments.

Its not just "box score watching" if you look at where he shoots from, his usage and comparison to other all time greats. He is getting way too many calls his way, it's as simple as that.

He is taking over FIFTEEN less two pointers than Michael Jordan at his most athletic, way more jump shots than him and STILL getting MORE free throws. There is no one that deserves that amount of fouls called for them.
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Post#876 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 4:39 pm

SA37 wrote:
MMyhre wrote:
Jokic looked very human, missed some open threes, when the Wolves defenders pressured him he lost a lot of balls when pressured and had some bad passes. 27 pts on 72.9 ts %, 12 reb, 11 ast with bad defense and 6 turnovers....this is more in line with how Jokic performs against better defense


This makes for some wild reading. I'd find it really hard to justify some other team playing good defense on a guy who gets 27 pts on 72.9 ts %, 12 reb, 11 ast :lol:

"Great guys! We stopped him"

It just really shows some people will just never be satisfied if a player isn't perfect/optimally efficient.

You always leave out the turnovers bit to make it look better for yourself, don't you? Can you see defense from the stats as well? But you can't make the same Jokic simp posts like everyone else if you point out the bad things, so lets always include the cool stats. 27 points is not a crazy amount of points. If Jokic scores only 27 against OKC they will likely lose. If Jokic scores 27 pts and Edwards doesn't go 0-8 from three and play like the worst player out there, they likely lose.
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Post#877 » by Alatan » Sun Nov 16, 2025 4:44 pm

MMyhre wrote:
Johnny Firpo wrote:jokic with the rare, terrible 53% FG 27/12/11 TD. Just an absolutely pedestrian game for him, he'll bounce back.

He played bad defense, and had 6 turnovers with 4 minutes left in the 3rd period. It was certainly not a great game from him, but just a good one, as expected when he faces a better defense. They would lose this game if Anthony Edwards wasn't the worst player on the court.


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Post#878 » by MMyhre » Sun Nov 16, 2025 4:45 pm

Alatan wrote:
MMyhre wrote:
Johnny Firpo wrote:jokic with the rare, terrible 53% FG 27/12/11 TD. Just an absolutely pedestrian game for him, he'll bounce back.

He played bad defense, and had 6 turnovers with 4 minutes left in the 3rd period. It was certainly not a great game from him, but just a good one, as expected when he faces a better defense. They would lose this game if Anthony Edwards wasn't the worst player on the court.


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Post#879 » by Archx » Sun Nov 16, 2025 4:50 pm

MMyhre wrote:
Archx wrote:
MMyhre wrote:Luka Doncic is getting historic free throw rates when 89.8 % of his registered shot attempts are jump shots. 05/06 Wade had just 62.1 % of his shots being jump shots for comparison. He basically gets a free throw almost every time he drives? What the heck.


This is a basic example how box score watching can lead to confusion. The fact that you can't see how much he gets double and triple teamed and defenses literally gang up on him anytime he drives to the rim.
In the game vs NOLA, he was the most blitzed and doubled teamed player in the league this season. Lakers still generated great offense out of it, with 1.241 points per chance. Bucks tried exactly the same tactic and yet Luka picked them apart easily. Giannis had 18 FTA, Luka had 20 FTA.

Those FTA are not sustainable i agree with that but just box watching will not tell entire picture here. It's not exactly the same scenario as with Harden who was abusing rules to the point where NBA had to make adjustments.

Its not just "box score watching" if you look at where he shoots from, his usage and comparison to other all time greats. He is getting way too many calls his way, it's as simple as that.

He is taking over FIFTEEN less two pointers than Michael Jordan at his most athletic, way more jump shots than him and STILL getting MORE free throws. There is no one that deserves that amount of fouls called for them.


Like i said, put it in a game context and watch for yourself. I don't know what else to say... other than tell the teams to stop fouling or stop being over aggressive? In playoffs usually some of this balances itself out.

Because refs could go the other way. Finally start calling fouls when he's being doubled mid court and tighten down on hand smacking, jersey being pulled, etc.. Maybe teams won't be so aggressive when he drives which would lead to less fouls being called? But then people would complain he has a free path to the rim, so it's a lose-lose situation again.
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Post#880 » by Alatan » Sun Nov 16, 2025 4:52 pm

MMyhre wrote:
Alatan wrote:
MMyhre wrote:He played bad defense, and had 6 turnovers with 4 minutes left in the 3rd period. It was certainly not a great game from him, but just a good one, as expected when he faces a better defense. They would lose this game if Anthony Edwards wasn't the worst player on the court.


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